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Professor Birch
オダマキ博士 Dr. Odamaki
Ruby Sapphire Professor Birch.png
Art from Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald
Age 38(ruby/sapphire) 40 (emerald)
Gender Male
Hometown Littleroot Town
Region Hoenn
Relatives Brendan/May (as rival), unnamed wife, unnamed son (Emerald only)
Trainer class Pokémon Professor
Generation III
Games Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald
Anime debut Johto Photo Finish
English voice actor Dan Green
Japanese voice actor Fumihiko Tachiki

Professor Birch (Japanese: オダマキ博士 Dr. Odamaki) is the resident Pokémon Professor of Littleroot Town and the Hoenn region. He specializes in Pokémon habitats and distribution.

Background information

Birch distributes Pokédexes and one of the three starter Pokémon of Hoenn: Treecko, Torchic, and Mudkip, to aspiring Hoenn Trainers in the Generation III games. In addition, after Trainers complete the Hoenn Pokédex in Pokémon Emerald, he will give them one of the three starter Pokémon of Johto: Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile.

He is known to be more outgoing than the other Pokémon Professors, and oftentimes his research takes him outdoors. His field of study is primarily how Pokémon behave in the wild.

In the games

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Reason: quotes; mainly Pokédex evaluation

In the Generation III games, Professor Birch is the father of the rival character.

In the start of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, he must be rescued from a wild Poochyena. In the start of Pokémon Emerald, he must be rescued from a wild Zigzagoon. After saving him, he will give the protagonist of the games the starter Pokémon they used in the rescue.

He often works with his child to help observe and capture wild Pokémon. His wife worries about him, because he's always busy and rarely has time to come home.

Pokémon

This listing is of Professor Birch's Pokémon in the video games in which he has appeared.

Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald

These Pokémon are given to a Trainer at the beginning of their journey:

Spr 3e 252.png
Type:
Grass Unknown
Ability:
Overgrow
Held item:
None
Treecko Lv.5
Pound
Normal
Leer
Normal
  --  
   
  --  
   
Spr 3e 255.png
Type:
Fire Unknown
Ability:
Blaze
Held item:
None
Torchic Lv.5
Scratch
Normal
Growl
Normal
  --  
   
  --  
   
Spr 3e 258.png
Type:
Water Unknown
Ability:
Torrent
Held item:
None
Mudkip Lv.5
Tackle
Normal
Growl
Normal
  --  
   
  --  
   
Emerald

These Pokémon are given to a Trainer who has completed the Hoenn Pokédex:

Spr 3e 152.png
Type:
Grass Unknown
Ability:
Overgrow
Held item:
None
Chikorita Lv.5
Tackle
Normal
Growl
Normal
  --  
   
  --  
   
Spr 3e 155.png
Type:
Fire Unknown
Ability:
Blaze
Held item:
None
Cyndaquil Lv.5
Tackle
Normal
Leer
Normal
  --  
   
  --  
   
Spr 3e 158.png
Type:
Water Unknown
Ability:
Torrent
Held item:
None
Totodile Lv.5
Scratch
Normal
Leer
Normal
  --  
   
  --  
   

Quotes

Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire

Intro
"Hi! Sorry to keep you waiting! Welcome to the world of Pokémon! My name is Birch. But everyone calls me the Pokémon Professor. This is what we call a "Pokémon." This world is widely inhabited by creatures known as Pokémon. We humans live alongside Pokémon, at times as friendly playmates, and at times as cooperative workmates. And sometimes, we band together and battle others like us. But despite our closeness, we don't know everything about Pokémon. In fact, there are many, many secrets surrounding Pokémon. To unravel Pokémon mysteries, I've been undertaking research. That's what I do. And you are? Are you a boy? Or are you a girl?"
  • Either choice
"All right. What's your name?"
"So it's <name>?"
  • If Yes*
"Ah, okay! You're <player> who's moving to my hometown of Littleroot. I get it now! All right, are you ready? Your very own adventure is about to unfold. Take courage, and leap into the world of Pokémon where dreams, adventure and friendships await! Well, I'll be expecting you later. Come see me in my Pokémon Lab.
Route 101
"H-help me!"
"Hello! You over there! Please! Help! In my Bag! There's a Poké Ball!"
  • If player tries to leave
"Wh-Where are you going?! Don't leave me like this!"
  • After battle
"Whew... I was in the tall grass studying wild Pokémon when I was jumped. You saved me. Thanks a lot! Oh? Hi, you're <player>! This is not the place to chat, so come by my Pokémon Lab later, okay?"
Pokémon Lab
  • First time
"So, <player>. I've heard so much about you from your father. I've heard that you don't have your own Pokémon yet. But the way you battled earlier, you pulled it off with aplomb! I guess you have your father's blood in your veins after all! Oh, yes. As thanks for rescuing me, I'd like you to have the Pokémon you used earlier."
"While you're at it, why not give a nickname to that <starter>"
"If you work at Pokémon and gain experience, I think you'll make a darn good Trainer. My kid, Brendan/May* is out on Route 103 studying Pokémon. It might not be a bad idea for you to go see Brendan/May. What do you think?
  • If answered no*
"Oh, don't be that way. You should go meet my kid."
  • If answered yes
"Great! Brendan/May should be happy, too. Get Brendan/May to teach you what it means to be a Trainer."
  • If talked to again
"Brendan/May should be on Route 103 somewhere. If you or your Pokémon get tired, get some rest at home."
  • After battle
"Oh, hi, <player>! I heard you beat Brendan/May on your first try. That's excellent! Brendan's/May's been helping with my research for a long time. Brendan/May has an extensive history as a Trainer already. Here, <player>, I ordered this for my research, but I think you should have this Pokédex."
"The Pokédex is a high-tech tool that automatically makes a record of any sc>Pokémon</sc> you meet or catch. My kid, Brendan/May, goes everywhere with it. Whenever my kid catches a rare Pokémon and records its data in the Pokédex, why, Brendan/May looks for me while I'm out doing fieldwork, and shows me.
  • If talked to again
"Countless Pokémon await you! Argh, I'm getting the itch to get out and do fieldwork again!"
Ever Grande City
"See? What did I tell you, Brendan/May? Didn't I tell you that you don't need to worry about <player>? …………………… <player>, you've finally done it. When I heard that you defeated your own father at the Petalburg Gym, I thought perhaps you had a chance… But to think you've actually become the Champion! Ah, yes! What become of your Pokédex? Here, let me see. Hmhm... So, you've seen <number> Pokémon and you've caught <number> Pokémon... <evaluation quote> Hmhm... On a nationwide basis... You've seen <number> Pokémon and you've caught <number> Pokémon... Anyways, congratulations! Now, go proudly into the final room!"
Pokédex evaluation

After Wally catches Ralts, Birch will evaluate player's Pokédex in his lab.

"Ah, <player>! Have you come to show me how your Pokédex is coming along?"
  • If answered No
"Hm? Oh, you haven't caught enough Pokémon to make it worthwhile."
  • If answered Yes
"Hmhm... So, you've seen <number> Pokémon and you've caught <number> Pokémon... <evaluation quote> Hmhm... On a nationwide basis... You've seen <number> Pokémon and you've caught <number> Pokémon...
  • 200-202 Pokémon:
"Congratulations! Your Pokédex is complete!"

Pokémon Emerald

Intro
"Hi! Sorry to keep you waiting! Welcome to the world of Pokémon! My name is Birch. But everyone calls me the Pokémon Professor. This is what we call a "Pokémon." This world is widely inhabited by creatures known as Pokémon. We humans live alongside Pokémon, at times as friendly playmates, and at times as cooperative workmates. And sometimes, we band together and battle others like us. But despite our closeness, we don't know everything about Pokémon. In fact, there are many, many secrets surrounding Pokémon. To unravel Pokémon mysteries, I've been undertaking research. That's what I do. And you are? Are you a boy? Or are you a girl?"
  • Either choice
"All right. What's your name?"
"So it's <name>?"
  • If Yes*
"Ah, okay! You're <player> who's moving to my hometown of Littleroot. I get it now! All right, are you ready? Your very own adventure is about to unfold. Take courage, and leap into the world of Pokémon where dreams, adventure and friendships await! Well, I'll be expecting you later. Come see me in my Pokémon Lab.
Route 101
"H-help me!"
"Hello! You over there! Please! Help! In my Bag! There's a Poké Ball!"
  • If player tries to leave
"Wh-Where are you going?! Don't leave me like this!"
  • After battle
"Whew... I was in the tall grass studying wild Pokémon when I was jumped. You saved me. Thanks a lot! Oh? Hi, you're <player>! This is not the place to chat, so come by my Pokémon Lab later, okay?"
Pokémon Lab
  • First time
"So, <player>. I've heard so much about you from your father. I've heard that you don't have your own Pokémon yet. But the way you battled earlier, you pulled it off with aplomb! I guess you have your father's blood in your veins after all! Oh, yes. As thanks for rescuing me, I'd like you to have the Pokémon you used earlier."
"While you're at it, why not give a nickname to that <starter>"
"If you work at Pokémon and gain experience, I think you'll make an extremely good Trainer. My kid, Brendan/May*, is also studying Pokémon while helping me out. <player>, don't you think it might be a good idea to see Brendan/May?
  • If answered no*
"Oh, don't be that way. You should go meet my kid."
  • If answered yes
"Great! Brendan/May should be happy, too. Get Brendan/May to teach you what it means to be a Trainer."
  • If talked to again
"Brendan/May? Gone home, I think. Or maybe that kid's scrabbling around in tall grass again somewhere... If you or your Pokémon get tired, you should get some rest at home."
  • After battle
"Oh, hi, <player>! I heard you beat Brendan/May on your first try. That's excellent! Brendan's/May's been helping with my research for a long time. Brendan/May has an extensive history as a Trainer already. Here, <player>, I ordered this for my research, but I think you should have this Pokédex."
"The Pokédex is a high-tech tool that automatically makes a record of any sc>Pokémon</sc> you meet or catch. My kid, Brendan/May, goes everywhere with it. Whenever my kid catches a rare Pokémon and records its data in the Pokédex, why, Brendan/May looks for me while I'm out doing fieldwork, and shows me.
  • If talked to again
"Countless Pokémon await you! Argh, I'm getting the itch to get out and do fieldwork again!"
Route 110
"Oh, <player>! Imagine seeing you here! And where might my Brendan/May be?"
"Oh, I see! You two are running separately. Well, that's fine. Oh, yes, I heard that your PokéNav had the Match Call system installed. Well, then, I should register you in my PokéNav as well. That way, even when we're apart, I can rate your Pokédex anytime. "
"<Player>… Please keep an eye out for my Brendan/May. Well, I had better get going. See you again, <player>!"
Pokédex evaluation

After Wally catches Ralts, Birch will evaluate player's Pokédex in his lab.

"Ah, <player>! Are you curious about how your Pokédex is coming along?"
  • If answered No
"Hm? Oh, you haven't caught enough Pokémon to make it worthwhile."
  • If answered Yes
"Hmhm... So, you've seen <number> Pokémon and you've caught <number> Pokémon... <evaluation quote> Hmhm... On a nationwide basis... You've seen <number> Pokémon and you've caught <number> Pokémon...

In the anime

Professor Birch and Max
Prof. Birch shows Ash and May the Hoenn starter Pokémon.

Birch was first seen in a flashback of Harrison in Johto Photo Finish. His first actual appearance was in Get The Show On The Road when he gave May her Torchic. He later appeared in Dewford Town in both A Three Team Scheme! and Seeing is Believing!. Birch also appeared in A Six Pack Attack, when he was meeting Professor Oak. Later, Birch was seen in The Evolutionary War! at a vacation on A-B-C Islands. Over there, he, Ash and his friends cleared the mystery of the Clamperl evolution. Birch's most recent appearance was a short cameo in The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon. It is unlikely that he will appear again since the main characters have left the Hoenn region.

His preferred mode of transport is a SUV that he drives recklessly. Due to the relationship between characters in the games, it is widely speculated that Birch is the father of Brendan's anime counterpart. This character has made three short cameo appearances in the anime and has the starter Pokémon whose type weakens May's.

Pokémon

This is a listing of Professor Birch's Pokémon as of the most recent Japanese episode.

On hand

Unknown Pokémon
Birch was seeing pulling out a Poké Ball when he saw Team Rocket attacking Ash and friends, but Delia convinced him to let the children do the battling.
Debut The Right Place and the Right Mime

Befriended

Poochyena
Poochyena
Poochyena was only briefly seen, while trying to rescue starter Pokémon from Team Rocket's grasp. Poochyena is good at hunting down people and Pokémon based on smell. However, its battle extent is not known.
Debut A Six Pack Attack

Gives to new Trainers

Professor Birch's Treecko
Treecko
Treecko is a Pokémon that Professor Birch gives to new Trainers. The first Treecko appeared in Get the Show on the Road where it was one of the Pokémon that May could choose as her Starter Pokémon. It was not picked due to May picking Torchic.

Another one appears in A Six Pack Attack! along with the other starters where Max and May admire them. Suddenly Team Rocket capture them along with the other Hoenn and Kanto starters. Max finds them and makes Bulbasaur and Treecko use Tackle and Pound the bars away. It then helps send Team Rocket blasting off.

Treecko's only known move is Pound.

Debut Get the Show on the Road
Professor Birch's Torchic
Torchic
Torchic is a Pokémon that Professor Birch gives to new Trainers. The first Torchic appeared in Get the Show on the Road where May picks it as her Starter Pokémon. Another one appears in A Six Pack Attack! along with the other starters where Max and May admire them. Suddenly Team Rocket capture them along with the other Hoenn and Kanto starters. Max finds them and makes Torchic and Charmander heat the cage with Ember until finally they are free. It then helps send Team Rocket blasting off.

Torchic's only known move is Ember.

Debut Get the Show on the Road
Professor Birch's Mudkip
Mudkip
Mudkip is a Pokémon that Professor Birch gives to new Trainers. The first Mudkip appeared in Get the Show on the Road where Prof. Birch is under attack from a pack of Poochyena, he asks May to pick a Starter Pokémon to save him. She picks Mudkip, but has no battle experience and Mudkip fires a Water Gun at her. Prof. Birch commands it and it blast them off with another Water Gun. It then appeared later when May was choosing a starter, but she chose Torchic.

Another one appears in A Six Pack Attack! along with the other starters where Max and May admire them. Suddenly Team Rocket capture them along with the other Hoenn and Kanto starters. Max finds them and makes Mudkip and Squirtle to cool the bars with Water Gun which eventually frees them. It then helps send Team Rocket blasting off.

Mudkip's only known move is Water Gun.

Debut Get the Show on the Road

Gave away to new Trainers

Harrison Blaziken.png
Harrison's Blaziken
May Torchic.png
May's Torchic

At his Lab

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Zigzagoon
File:Professor Birch Pokemon.png
Lotad
File:Professor Birch Pokemon.png
Seedot
File:Professor Birch Pokemon.png
Shroomish
File:Professor Birch Pokemon.png
Wailmer
File:Professor Birch Pokemon.png
Sharpedo

Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 立木文彦 Fumihiko Tachiki
English Dan Green
Dutch Ewout Eggink (Season 6)
Louis van Beek (Season 7-8)
Hebrew עוזי פוקס Uzi Fox
עדי וייס Adi Weiss
Norwegian Trond Teigen
Polish Andrzej Chudy
Brazilian Portuguese José Parisi Jr.
Mauro Eduardo
Ricardo Sawaya
Spanish Latin America Salvador Delgado (AG001-AG028, AG095)
José Vilchis (AG071)
Alfredo Basurto (AG133)
Spain Pablo Adán (AG001-AG028)
Manuel Bellido (AG071-AG133)


In the manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

Professor Birch in Pokémon Adventures

In Pokémon Adventures, Professor Birch is the father of Sapphire, and supplies her with most of her Pokémon. He is good friends with Norman.

After Ruby rescued Birch from some wild Mightyena, Birch gave him a Mudkip.

Birch gave away most of his Pokémon to Sapphire and Ruby. His last Pokémon was a Treecko, that he lost in a flood caused by Kyogre. Wally has since rescued the Pokémon and began to raise it.

Pokémon

This listing is of Prof. Birch's Pokémon in the Pokémon Adventures manga.

Gives to new Trainers
Emerald's Treecko
Treecko
Main article: Emerald's Sceptile

Treecko was originally going to be Emerald's Pokémon but before it can happen, a Kyogre's flood causes the gecko Pokémon to get washed away. He was lost and found by Wally. In the Emerald arc, Emerald is revealed to have owned him but this time, in his fully evolved form.

Debut Making Mirth with Mightyena
Chic
Chic (CY: Toro)
Main article: Chic

Chic (Japanese: ちゃも Chamo) was given to Sapphire by Professor Birch during her Torchic stage.

Debut Making Mirth with Mightyena
Mumu
Mumu (CY: Zuzu)
Main article: Mumu

Mumu (Japanese: ZUZU) was given to Ruby during his Mudkip stage after Ruby rescued Professor Birch from some Mightyena.

Debut Making Mirth with Mightyena
Given to Sapphire
Rono
Rono
Main article: Rono

Rono (Japanese: どらら Dorara) was given to Sapphire as an Aron. He was the official first Pokémon that Sapphire received.

Debut Distracting Dustox
Lorry
Lorry (CY: Walo)
Lorry (Japanese: えるる Eruru) was given to Sapphire as a way of crossing the seas.

Lorry's known moves are Water Spout and Dive, and has a Brave nature.

Debut Stick This in Your Craw, Crawdaunt I
Pilo
Pilo
Pilo (Japanese: とろろ Tororo) was given to Sapphire.

Pilo's known moves are Razor Leaf, Magical Leaf, SolarBeam, and Aerial Ace, his Ability is Chlorophyll and has a Calm nature.

Debut VS. Azumarill II

In the Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire manga

Professor Birch in Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire

Professor Birch first appears in PM117 of the last volume of Pokémon Pocket Monsters where Red meets up with him in Hoenn. In I Won't Let You Lead!!, he challenges Red and his Pokémon to a Magikarp-catching duel and was able to easily win the contest, along with the other competitions he was involved in with Red.

His most recent appearance was in PMHGSS20. He, along with the other professors, were the judges of Clefairy's fight with Giratina. After their battle, Professor Birch got into a brawl with the other professors that was started by Clefairy. After watching the fight that was recorded, they worked together and fought Clefairy.

Pokémon

On hand
Professor Birch's Torchic
Torchic
Torchic first appears as the layout of starter Pokémon that Professor Birch is giving away. In I Won't Let You Lead!!, Torchic was involved in the Magikarp contest where Clefairy tries to push it into the water but falls in instead.

None of Torchic's moves are known.

Debut PM117
Professor Birch's Mudkip
Mudkip
Mudkip first appears as the layout of starter Pokémon that Professor Birch is giving away. In I Won't Let You Lead!!, Mudkip was involved in a cooking competition where it baked a nice cake from its Whirlpool attack.

Mudkip's only known move is Whirlpool.

Debut PM117
Professor Birch's Treecko
Treecko
Treecko first appears as the layout of starter Pokémon that Professor Birch is giving away. In I Won't Let You Lead!!, Treecko was used in the last competition where it had a race with Clefairy. Even though Clefairy was about to win, Treecko was able to get to the finish line as Clefairy got distracted by a noodle stand giving out a snack.

None of Treecko's moves are known.

Debut PM117
Released
Professor Birch's Magikarp
Magikarp (×30)
During the Magikarp-catching duel, Professor Birch was able to catch these thirty Magikarp. Afterwards, they are released back in the water.
Debut I Won't Let You Lead!!
Given away
Sapphire's Torchic
Torchic
Professor Birch gives away this Torchic to Sapphire sometime around Let's Try To Be Idols!!.
Debut Let's Try To Be Idols!!

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Professor Birch in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Related cards
Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format.
Cards listed with a green background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card Type English
Expansion
Rarity # Japanese
Expansion
Rarity #
Professor Birch T [Su] EX Ruby & Sapphire Uncommon 89/109 Expansion Pack Uncommon 054/055
      Treecko Constructed Starter Deck   018/019
      Torchic Constructed Starter Deck   018/019
      Mudkip Constructed Starter Deck   018/019
      Latias Half Deck   018/018
      Latios Half Deck   018/018
EX Emerald Uncommon 82/106 Deoxys Half Deck   014/019
      Rayquaza Half Deck   014/019
      Mightyena Quarter Deck   008/015
      Imprison! Gardevoir ex Constructed Standard Deck   017/024
EX Power Keepers Uncommon 80/108 World Champions Pack Uncommon 091/108
 


Trivia

  • Birch is the only Pokémon Professor who has been known to have given away multiple starter Pokémon that has only given away members of one species in the anime.
  • Birch is the only Pokémon Professor who has a Pokémon on hand that hasn't been revealed.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese オダマキ博士 Dr. Odamaki オダマキ Odamaki, Aquilegia.
English Professor Birch Birch tree, following the naming of Professor Oak and Professor Elm.
French Professeur Séko From séquoia, Sequoiadendron.
German Professor Birk From Birke, birch.
Spanish Profesor Abedul From abedul, birch.
Korean 털보박사 Teolbo-baksa "털보" is a Korean phrase that refers to exceptionally hairy people, particularly men.
Chinese 小田卷博士 Dr. Xiǎotiánjuǎn 小田卷 is from 小田巻 Odamaki. Literally "little field roll".
Finnish Professori Birch From English name.


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Anime characters
Protagonists Ash Ketchum (Pikachu) • Misty (Togetic) • BrockTracey SketchitMayMaxDawn (Piplup) • Iris (Haxorus) • CilanSerenaClemontBonnie (Dedenne) • LanaKiaweLillieSophoclesMallowRotom PokédexGoh (Grookey)
Rivals GaryRitchieHarrisonDrewHarleyMorrisonTysonSolidadPaulNandoZoeyKennyConwayBarryUrsulaTripBiancaBurgundyStephanGeorgiaCameronAriaAlainMietteTiernoShaunaTrevorNiniSawyerGladionHoracioHauLeonRaihanHoraceBeaLeague Conference participantsCoordinatorsPerformersWorld Coronation Series participants
Antagonists Jessie (Wobbuffet) • JamesMeowthGiovanniButchCassidyDr. NambaMatoriPierceDr. ZagerGozuTabithaMaxieShellyArchieHunter JSaturnCyrusMarsJupiterCharonColressAldithGhetsisBarretMalamarLysandreMableCelosiaAlianaXerosicBryonyTuppZippRappPlumeriaGuzmaVirenRoseOleana
Professors Professor OakProfessor IvyProfessor ElmProfessor BirchProfessor RowanProfessor CarolinaProfessor JuniperDr. FennelCedric JuniperProfessor SycamoreProfessor KukuiProfessor BurnetProfessor CeriseProfessor MagnoliaSoniaProfessor Amaranth
Relatives Delia KetchumDaisyVioletLilyJames's parentsFlintLolaForrestBrock's siblingsNormanCarolineJohannaChiliCressGraceMeyerLana's fatherLana's motherHarper and SarahRangoSimaMimoKiawe's grandfatherMohnLusamineGladionSophocles's parentsMolayneAbeMallow's motherUluWalkerCamilleHalta
Supporting Officer JennyNurse JoyMagikarp salesmanTodd SnapCharles GoodshowCaseyLizaSakuraLanceClairRaoul ContestaMr. SukizoSteven StoneVivian MeridianRobertScottLilian MeridianSolanaBrandonMarianYuzoRhondaCynthiaReggieAngieLookerIzzy and CaraLyraKhouryTobiasDon GeorgeElderAlderLukeFreddy O'MartianIngoEmmetJervisVirgilNAnthea and ConcordiaPorterAlexaSophieCosetteClembotSanpeiMairinAstridDianthaKorrinaGurkinnMonsieur PierrePalermoKeananMalvaSamson OakAnelaHobbesNinaAnnaLakiDanaYansuWickeFabaIlimaAcerolaDiaChloeChrysaRenParkerTaliaLeiDanikaQuillonHopGym LeadersElite FourFrontier BrainsIsland kahunasMany temporary characters
Supporting Pokémon FearowHo-OhSquirtle SquadPink ButterfreeHaunterJigglypuffMewtwoMimeyLapras herdGranbullPichu BrothersLugiaSilverDelibirdWynautLarvitarKyogre and GroudonArticunoDeoxysLake guardiansForces of NatureMeloettaReshiramSuper-ancient PokémonWooperFlorgesSquishyZ2Guardian deitiesBewearToucannon's flockStoutlandOranguruNebbyStuffulUltra BeastsGrandpa ForestNecrozmaLunalaShayminMewRotom PhonesPelipperThievul trioEternatusDrone RotomLegendary heroesLatiasRecurring wild Pokémon
See also: Pokémon Horizons characters


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